Так как Дарина очень хотела пальчиковые краски, я схватила в ДМ маленький набор и вложила Деду Морозу в сладкий подарок (ой, точнее Дед Мороз сам догадался и подарил))
А в этом году НГ не дождавшись, я решила взять комплект красок побольше.
🔴Кстати, в наборе есть книжечка с примерами возможных рисунков. Полезно) ибо в меня с этой фантазией пока слабовато 😄 скину вам фото в комменты ⤵️
Так как Дарина очень хотела пальчиковые краски, я схватила в ДМ маленький набор и вложила Деду Морозу в сладкий подарок (ой, точнее Дед Мороз сам догадался и подарил))
А в этом году НГ не дождавшись, я решила взять комплект красок побольше.
🔴Кстати, в наборе есть книжечка с примерами возможных рисунков. Полезно) ибо в меня с этой фантазией пока слабовато 😄 скину вам фото в комменты ⤵️
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